Levi Williams, a jockey, is sentenced to three years in prison for the manslaughter of Richard Wingrove, a 71-year-old pensioner. The incident occurs outside a pub in Newmarket, Suffolk, following a brawl in which Williams punches and shoves Wingrove to the ground. Wingrove later dies as a result of the assault. Multiple outlets report that Williams, aged in his mid-to-late 20s, receives the same custodial sentence for the fatal attack. The reporting is consistent that the case involves a confrontation outside the pub and that the outcome is a manslaughter conviction rather than a more severe homicide charge. The Independent and The Mirror both state that the jail term is three years and that the sentence is imposed following the conviction for manslaughter. The Daily Mail similarly identifies Williams as the person involved in the incident and links the sentencing to the death of Wingrove after the altercation.